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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

MORE ATTENDANTS AT TIE INSANE ASYLUM
President simmons OF the Department OF Charities and
Correction has sent Mayor Dr. A. f. Macdonadsre
mort on the alleged OF the attendants In the
Insane Asylum lie says that the sta OF attendants at
the ASYLUM Is and always has been not largo as
should be- but has added TO from to and
IA now or would n vacancies could he promptly filled.
moro nearly adequate than before Tho attendants
also are paid than at any time since Dr. Macdon-
AIDS connection with the asylum, period OF thirteen
years The number OF attendants now allowed l62 or
whom 12l engaged In regular ward duty lO3 In the
bcYns detailed a. mechanics clerks, etc. and In the
pervon OF the patients engaged In outdoor labor cnthe
DR. Macdonald mends that the number be In
creAaed 40 as mako the proportion about
onc TO ten OF ward attendants alone, but
he doubts II such increase would be
until better provision Il mado to accommodate
thr They, like the patients. suffer from thu
oyercro wdne in being compelled to sleep two or three
i'm a room which 10 meant to accommodate only ona
Be.ides the constantly existing vacancies tho granting
of leaves OF absence day In each Fortnight entails
an average OF tho services OF about twelve day
Inc stan increased AS TO allow OF substitutes
stesdy for fifteen hours day. The hours for duty OF
night attendant twelve and the outside Tor DAY NJ
fendanth fourteen When the stan IL fuI attendants
have from TO O'clock each aornete night on duty
m vould be better there three divisions, reqr
ing only eight bours work from each. but this would III
yolye too large an expenditure to be practicable.
DIR Macdonald believes that all trouble ana complain
wouid he avoided n the method Of selecting attendants
could changed II better accommodations ana support
coud be and II vacancies and absences could DO
sppcd so that liberty could be Afforded to those
engaged.
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RE DIDN'T CARE IF HIS SERVANT DIED.

President yles the Board of Health has written to
MAYOR Hewitt an explanation Of clmpaint made by
Taxpayer that servant in his family suffering
from scarlet fever removed TO hospital President
syes says that the complainant In tho Dr. Ball Nv
inr at Motave and and sixty fourth st. The
gri was taken May 81 The records show that the
first OF received by the Board OF Health WAS
May "a on that day pr Bal Called ~ tte once Oh 1ne
family . servant. Agnes Lundstadt. age sixteen,
be- removed. Or. Taylor said that II the girl
vas as sick as Dr. Ball represented 1t would endangcr hor
life 10 remove her Tho jong OF patient in that condition
In an eight ten miles OF road much OF n
rough would kill her. and she must be I'D
the OF East Ieenthst 10 DO placed In hospital
DIR 18th emphasis that hc did not care
whether gl lived died no wanted to get her out OF
The admitted that he occupied house and that
the girl could isolated experienced inspector OF con-
aous Dr. George Conant was sent to the house
He decided that the girl would her DEATH
while chance OF her recovery she were allowed
romaip refused TO remove her. declaring that he
would not take responsibility Of killing tho girlto
MEDIATE her employer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

tha the home club wss with The score was a. eov
sc:sss: dSgSsGG9 -iS
chicago. .s......" .
n.sshits-Bosop II. Ch,earo ID Frrors- sos:or, 10;
Chicago Pitchers stemmcycr and Garrison Umpire
Mr. Doesober.
prrspuRo Jups 2eTo days same resulted In the easiest
Of Dries for the homo club ty fhs score;
r!tt,burs. ::.....................-oo 90
Baachits- Pitsburg. IA; washjnsto b. Errors-Pitn'
burg o; Washington Pitchers-0slvin ana " DAY. VI"
pire-Mr Powers
INDIANAPOLIS Juno 2a-Tns Phadepha club had an cay
timo defeating the "Hosieia today The score was;
India ma poli %
Philadel phin NORTHUMBERLAND % x-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8; Phad-pha.s2 Errors-Indian
apois. IL: Philadelphia o. Pitchers-Motrison ana feT
guson Umpire-Mr Pierce.
At St. Louis-st. Louis. @ ; Louisville o.
At misunderstanding ~; Cincinnati, U.
At Svracuse-stars, o; Rochester, b.
At Elmira-Elmira @. L0ckport l.
At Hartford. Conn.-Hariford d Danbury,S
Al Utica-Bu6alo z; Ctca. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

srxru-sELLISo. on TURF. 1-l6 MILES.
BROOKLYNS GET AN EASY VICTORY
ATHLETICS ARE BADLY BEATEN.

THE METRoroLITANs FALL BEFORE BALTIMORE
OTHER GAMES.
result OF yesterdays OF baseball atwashngton
Park Brooklyn between the Brooklyn and Athletic clubs
determined which should occupy sixth place in the
championship race the players Of both teams took velier
interest in their than is their custom. About 100
spectators and as the weather could hardly have
been pie asant match fairly well played
they showed ves; interest in the Ferguson
umpire Of the situation usual and neither
the players nor the spectators questioned lis decisions
Haskins pitched in good form and was well supported
Seward had little OF the ball and besides being wild
was batted freely BROOKLYN won easily The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

The attraction at shsspshead to-day the pnverss Hand
zap q nile and eighth It ought to MI the GROUNDS OF
the coney Island Jockey Club - evernowinG The bsra 10
IN IL at l3 pounds and his stable companion Amagsm II
Should Mr. Csssstt start both Of them, what 70
their running nnt and secondi Give nrst place 10 III
Cas.stt anyway and let orimaldi rnn second.
The second should 20 to Specially ana Mercury
ridden az he deserves be- may have the place Satisfied
Will make him for It.
ought to 10 smart enough to beat that wstcnei
lot In the third race. Let HOusstOnic be second.
Harry Russell 10 going to try 1t again In the nn race
Orvd will probably him. but no ought 70 have enough
courage left to get the place
The selling races are lotteries
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial OF Jacob Sharp before Judge Bsrrett ..o
Concy Island Jockey club Sheepstead bay 2ou pm
Electrical Subway Commissionera No LIS Broad~sy'
TishWard reference before Referee Cole. liam.
Coroner's Inquest on Keeper Colc.
Normal College Training Dcpat tment exercises 1OA M
Park Dock and Aqueduct COMMISSIONER meetngs
Board Of Education, y. N. . ,...,.
WeStchester Lawn Tennis Cluo tournanchb "es"hcs'of
Metropolitan Baltimore baseball match. st. George. g. L.
T. m.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

OF Mrs Anna Cummings against her hus
band, DR. Francis D. cummings Jersey,aye dentist was
morning In the Vice. hancellors Cham
bers before Referee stevens OF Newark In her petition
Mrs Cummings alleges that her husband hused her ana
money enough to IT perry clohe her one
sso alleges that he beat and otherwise iee.ted her p
Cummings denied ali this and charged his we With I'm arm
funess Mira. Cummings formerly the we OF george H.
sherman, Commodore Of tho Oceanic Yacht CuD IRON
whom she divorced.
young who attempted suicide on Monday even
ing by Jumping into the river from The feyboat Sou
while from New York, while IN the hospaI gave
her Mry browning but refused to til where she
lived why she attempted to end her life. Her uncle r.
Guzzoes of Atlantic East York called at the hos
pllal aud took her home yeslertay.
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DETROIT DEFEATS NETWORK.

DETROIT June 28-Getzein put into the box to-day
and compelled hits such
resulted. The homo nine did fair work
with their sticks and with ,tvs triple
double and second Dctrots
runs; double SINGLE tumble and outs gave three
the third and In the seventh single and by
Dorian and d. Richardson let in another run.
kewYork scored In the second on Ticrnans single Rich
ardsons triple and Rowes wild throw and IN the third
came In with Whites num- WARDS single and
Copnoi's threebagger. The score was
Detroit. observation-disclosures 8 o. z
New-Y0rk. 2 2 o o.
Basehits-Detroit IL, New.York 10 Errors-DetroI 2;
New-York, 3. Pitchsrs-Getzsn and Kecfe. Umpire-Va
entipe
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Yec York Hotel-socretary Bayard Miss Ellen Bayaft
Miss Florence Bayard and Senator George Gray OF D.ia
ware, General D. ii. REYNOLDS, OF Arkansas and Judge
Hugh W. Shelley. Of virginia. Clarendon HsHiUsuase
Lambert Tree o. Minister 10 Belgium Henry H. Persop,
Of Albany and John Newell Of Chicago vistora "om'-
Chacc Of Rhode Island ana oenera w j.
Behsn. of New-orleans Rossmors hos-EI Governs,
1. Young Of Ohio. 6Hsey Houft-Senefa Ausn
Latnrop Of Coruing " Murray mn Heisi-Proessor
Elisha Gray Of Chicago f"b trenV' hofei-oenerai
James A. Hall OF Maine and James 4. JOY OF Detroit
Holman Howe-S Kimpa superintendent Of the LIE
sayinr ST. Jdars Hofst-Generz l. q Hootes
and gnatu. G. Grubb OF Delaware. Continental Ho'f-
Attorney General j. A. KohIer and State Auditor Emil
lett of Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

RAPID TRANSIT PEOPLE NOT CAST down
The Suburban Rapid Transit Company, SO far as
It's president Is concerned least, seemed In hope
full mood yesterday, although Governor Hi had failed
to sign tho Burns bill, which was intended to unable
that company to modify It's routes 50 as to accom-
MEDIATE them the changes In streets anu their cVeS
In tho annexed district. a.,
President fley said that the reason given by the
Governor for signing the bill was that he han not
,lmc 10 examine into It's merits I'm the thirty days
prescribed by law. However" said he, the bill
will yet become a law. We shall take II before the
neIt legislature IL Is a wholly mcritOrious meas
,irc and is bound to 40 through ultimately. There
has been no secrecy about our purpose and we shai
take pains next tmo to put the matter fully before
tbe public. II IL too bad that the large number OF
bills before the Governor precuded the possibility
of his examining this BILL
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HARVARD DEFEATED BY YALE.
GOOD BATTING AND EXCELLENT BASE RUNNING

BY THE NEw-HAvEN MEN.
NKw.HAvKS, Conn., June 2s.-Good batting. clever base
steady field work the Yale this afternoon
gave victory Harvard by Of TO stage
pitched an easy game depending wholly upon his elders
although Harvard batted him hard the fielding was 30
sharp aud so ground that Harvard secured
only Eve hits Yale we'll excellent
udgmeat Harvard played good game in tho felt but the
The features OF the hard
running catches by Kellogg BOydsn the ALL round
play OF cConkey. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29
NEWARK.

The committee of the Common Council and Board OF
Trade t proposed celebration OF the centennial OF the
the ederal Constitution by NeuJcrsey met yes
terday catons from state officers ana
Leading citizens paris of the STATE approving OF the
csebration aud Offering 10 cooperate number OF repre
OF other present aud discusson was
The general character OF tho celebration MAJOR
Cleveland Of Jersey City advocated tho holding OF sepae
county this oppoei by tDoss
who wished state Newark. The matter WAS
finally the committee Ia which was added hupct VI
gentlemen to represent the slate al largo
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EEW-JERSEY,
school have decided to abolish the

HoBoKgTho school trustees have decided to abolish the
Normal school
WERHAwkKS-CarlS SCHUYLER disappeared from his homo
weeks Yesterday his Dol was found IN small
piece VI We truck. There wa,
pistol head aud by side lay hvechambcred
revolver, out OF which one shot had been nreL
PATERsox-Ycstcriay afternoon Mrs. Peter Henderson
living No 81 aorrsst left her fournonthsold infant
daughter sleeping on bod When she returned short
time mortified find the child drowned IN
q pail OF water that Stood aon gsldo OF the bod
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WEeTCuESTER COUNTY.

NEw.nocHrLLE-Jusce Dykm.n OF the supreme Court
on SATURDAY decided the OF re disputed election OF Com
mis,oner OF Iehwars John hrst
railway between the New-lavcn RAILROAD
Hudson yesterday morning. Inc
limo Will be opened for public travel by July l.
MOUNT vERSov-Edvard Kinney, age about sixteen acct
himself IN his left while showing reyover
To a companion yesterday.
Standardization /. Hynard. n farmer. age fftyseven
took poison yesterday morning installing II Tor medicine
lie drove Dr. Office as soon 40 he dcovereh s
error but died at II o'clock the doctors being
Alto 10 rem or him Coroner Purdy held an
inquest and the Jury verdict Of accidental DEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29
THE gOUvERyEUR HOSPITAL CHARGES

President Simmons OF tho Department OF Charities and
Correction Mayor Hewitt the letter of Mark
Pomoroy. that several months tho solicitation OF
MI Pomeroy Mrs Reed an attendant at the Homeopathic
Hospital, was appointed matron OF Governor Hospital.
she called with Mr. POmeroy
made charges Of at the hospital careful
OF the charges made Warden OR0urkc
Of Bellevue Hospital and Ora Ward and silver They do
cared the charges unf0uned This explained
Mr. Pomeroy and supposed that he salisnoi
but June Is he published In his newspaper the charges
male Mira Reed. The charges sent " the OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29
SALISBURY WINS THE NORTH DERBY

LONDON June 2s.-The for the North Derby Of
10000 ods at the Newcastle SUM-
mer meeting today and by r. Bottcrlls by colt
Salisbury Mr. Hedwortbs bay colt Puritan came In second
and c. Perkins, chestnut colt Eglamorc third There were
fourteen starters. Salisbury by length only heai
third The betting stood To against
Salisbury IA 10 against Puritan and to against EgIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29
LONG ISLAND.

Iovo cTrY.-The Queens County Grand Jury at
ourned after unusually prolonged session. sew
indictments presented to e court among mem
three AGAINST Thomas MCGOWAN late OF
county sbsconded leaving $4,000 shotase III MS
accounts Supervisor OF Newtown In tho evening ef
Alderman Tony Miller arrested bench warrant
issued Dy Judge Bartlett indictment having been iound
against him by his connection with NC
given until this afternoon to furnish soOOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29
PrrREAR FAVORED IN THE BETTING.

WORCESTER Mass, Juno 20 (spectat)-There 10 great
deal of interest scu boat Lake Quing-
tomorrow between Ten Eyck Of this city and George
Bubear the English champion 1t will be Dubears first race
country and he wins other matches VIII doubtless
follow with o. Connor Lee Hamm Bubear. Ia tho cha
lengo he issued coming TO this country barred hana
ausur ani Tesmer Bubear weighs 1913 pounds and Ten
Eyck Both fine trim. but tina boating experts AZ
the la ke look upon Bubear the probable winner.
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ROCKLAND COUNTY.

w. Moore LAWYER. OF NewYork. was IN.
dsd by the kocklani County Grand Jury YESTERDAY Tor
kill his wife Csrkstown with large PAR OF
Mira Moore Is Dangerously wounded Her husband
county Jail awaiting trial AT the next term o. court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

Earned rrns-Yae Il Harvard, O. Observation-Disclosures.
Three baseht-C amobell Donble pay-Boydon and West
Ing First base ON balls Hunt SPENCER Stewart!
Wrestling Linn. First base err0rs-Yalc Harvard,
Struck out-DaDn McConkey. bingham. Passed balls
Damn, Henshaw. 2. Wild ptches-Stagf l. Loft on
bases-Yale. :; Harvard, O. Ttme-2:3O Umpre-Egan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

Earned runs-Meropolitan Baltimore, First base on
errors-Mstropolitan Baltimore. q Left on bases
metropolitan. 7; Baltimore. g. Struck Metropolitan
Baltimore, g. Base or bals-Nelson, l; OBrien IL
Mays. /; Purcell. l; Burns, /; Trott l. Home runs
BUNS l. Three-hase hit-Grlfhn. /. Two-base hit-Tro
J. Hit by pitcher-None Stolen ba es-MetropolitaD. !
Baltimore Double Meister HolDert RAdori and
Ianklnson Wild pchss-Mays. Smith, Passed balls
Hoberi Trottl Umpire-Mr Curry Time Of game
Two hours.
The CITY club defeated the BinRhamton team at
Jersey City yesterday by this score;
Jersey Clty a a u
Binglamtun u U U O-3
Grounds yesterday about 500 spectators saw
defeat NewYork Reserve club by the
OF IL tO7
NOTES ABOUT CLUBS AND PLAYERS.
The Brooklyn and Athletic mines play again at Washing
ton to-day and the Metropolitan aud Baltimore clubs At
ST. George, 3. l.
Tie Bergen Point and Nassau Athletic clubs arc schedued
TO PLAY Bergen Point to-day The Nassau cno hlsd pro
test night against Bergen Point club playing the
Re ily brothers Mach Bcebo aud Williams The Nassau
club claims that these professionals.
Gerhards Illness took serious turn yesterday lie was
scious all day
owing death in his family Orr did not play with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

NJ Ponesoy Wa thsn ssksd r. call % Ne 1oar1 vhe9
herring Of his charges wou9 3 hal ne rephee tney y
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ALONG THE SOUND.
p4pLn rRIySIr PEOPLE Nor cAsr DOWN

BarDGEronr-An Official investigation OF The water supply
daily consumed 3lVOOVV anu 'hAs
the pumping capacity Is 1900. 600 gallons daily.
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GAMES IN OTHER ClTIEa

CHICAGO June 28-The Chicago and Boston clubs finished
their presest Of together today and the cham
piens won easily. stsmmsysr pitched with Little saect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

and az ntIcmcn Of Canada WIN be Played to-s1crrcw
and the next day OF the grounds Vt tho 6eaongnS
Lawn Tcnni. and Cric. ct Club .. Scsbrigh@ NJ q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

i; To have clear skin and sweet breath,
purity the blood with Parker's Ginger Tonic. SOC.
= Hind ercorns. the best cure for 10 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

French Babrggan suit 81 40; elsewhere, So
British hose. Ice; mode colors 81 40 doz Job Balbris
gan 3sc. garment KENNEDY S6 Coftlandtst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

EPrLFPsY.-A near and dear one, as well az
OF friends. having been cured in such wonderful
manner will for humanity sake mako II known TO on.
calling addressing me.
MRS. J. o. DECKER 25s West 55th St, New.York
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
1875 Vest 63d.st
Honrs-s to 10 5te7 Diseases the Nervous System.
0anito- Urinary Organs impotence and storIlity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29

1O1sT YEAR.
CITY Directory 1887 price S. will be ready July g. Send
postal TO Trow Directory Go.
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THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

,ssesaa ni4a,aya Bsnsvus fe-1ht hsra Tor v!acs
b0atou "a.
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Announcements

Dr. s. E. Whitman says: Have found Di.
gestylin beneficial In OF Dyspepsia Az al
druggists, 81 bo.ue W +. Kidder Co, % Johnst
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AARINB INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALBANIAN.
rIDAE
ssnrsss. AT ssts. :sl Nssu sets $50 Moons sss.
HIGH WATER
l.M-Saudy ncsk l;3s 6ov. lara las aeii oata S:SS
H.X-Sandy Hook 2:28 Gov lard. 2iY Hell Gate l;3S
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FIFTH RAcE-HANDIcAP $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED.
Ia MILES.

..
Betting oonfaion to .: Feroaa to Ten strike to l.
Lottery Ernest 10 TO Elizabeth 10 To Toiu 10 'ol
AUCTION pools-Gonfaon $50 Lottery $40, Enigma $50.
Fcrona $26 field $2I.
Mutmais raid SO 45.
Bonanza was Withdrawn. The start was fair, after
> short delay at the post Ten strike and Enigma na
soou took his departure for tho rear, where
he willingly remained ferona joined Enigma Oh the turn
and for half mile. Nearing the
retired keep Ton Strike company. leaving
FetoDa lead But the pwyer FLY wa. unable TO hold
the place Lottery aud Goutson closed with her she
Lottery Ioosed like winning but Gonalon
him and forced Palmer TO the whip at the furoDg
post Then monont Gonfaon appeared to have things
his way. rolu had been prominent, stole
him passed hun like fash and won the race
on TIE post Ivy shortest 9oDaion length and
ment
SIXTH RAcE-swEEPsT.K SIS EACH. $3.50 ADDED
SPECIAL wHIGBrs Ia MILES on GRASS
w. laheiands b. g. Mammonis.. BY Buekden- Mono
mania, aged. TAI ID .(iaywsrd)
keystone stables br. h. Hmalaya g. ISL (McLaaghinj
~ :. Daiy's Bellevue 1873. tWhyburn)
fsti stables D. G. shasta. 3. (Fitzpatrck)
A'rfls HArwoodsb Brunoya 4. lSa..(Mr Harwooi)
Eeitipz- himaaya Mammonat to Shasta to ],
B,leyic sto !, Br,nova Is tol.
AueiicD pools malsya $751; Mammonist SAL Shasta Sill.
1s Hs,a.,s no ns,d Sr .p. "a 80.
eether onr lengths back and Mammonst away rear
ping himalaya the last turn Shasta and Brunova
fhapgol laces With MRmnopst and Himasya who act sai
pr the leader Euter ne TIE stretch Bellevue challenged
~ both aad easily paced BY Nammonst running
ea>sr An ~ pull NAmmontst won In . csatsr By I'VE
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Bettne-Connenara2 TO Fzr0y to J. STRIPPING 10 ],
Bradford OEeko to P oiga 10 TO DunoOyne 10
10 /, traveller Is tol ANN
Aucton poois-Whers's pair 81 CO. Connemara $50. APP
pleby 4 Jobnson's par Si2 Prodga $50, field s2o
Mutuas paid $3.50
iitnoy Onoko and Connemara acted viciously at
The POST delaying me START fifteen minutes. The
horscs we're sent of almost In line Passing the
stand Ftzoy Connemara AID oneko were on even terms
Al the turn Onek0 and remained there IN
nj tie horses head Of the stretch Fztoy second
Prodga third. At the quarter Connemsra quit and NC
Lzuyhn the whip 10 keep her In respeca
bic distance leaders She RESPONDED sugghy 10 his
rep calls EFFORT Making the turn ne pieu the
whip with renewed energy and suceseaea IN dry,
Hero upon the head OF Dunboyne and lifted
the coli TO the strength furong from home
II was Dunboyne and Oneko The re-
suit the last stride when Dunboyue nsnagsd
by head oneko second two lengths
before traveller third Mr.. Wherss pair were the last 10
finish Stripping prominent In the race ana Fz
row enough head Of the stretch giving up Ia The
cowardiy manner
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SHIPPING VIEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. .......TU EsDAY. JUNE 20. 1887
ARRIVED
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-12
eution of the same.

eution of the same.
 Bids for fresh meat supplies, and wood. must be separate. Bids for car load lots may be separate.
 All bids must be in duplicate with copy of this advertisement attach ed.
 Proposals must be sealed and ad :. dressed to 0. H. Brinley, Secretary of the Board of Territorial Prison Com missioners, Yumas A. T., and endors ed, Proposals for furnishing sup plies to the TerritOrialP Prisen." Bids will be received at the office of the Board until 10 o'clock a. m., Mon day, the 4th day of April, 1887, at which time the bids will be opened, and bidders are invited to be present.. The Board reserves the right to re- jeet any and all bids.
 Forms of proposals can be obtained from the Secretary:
 By order of the Board.
 0. H. BRINLEY, q
 Secretary